Archers Weapons Collection

Sea chart of the south coast of Cuba and Jamaica, Jan Luyken, Claes Jansz Voogt, Johannes van Keulen (I), 1684 - 1799

Willem Tell crossbowman Willem Tell points eyes
Willem Tell, The crossbowman Willem Tell, points to his eyes, holds a crossbow under his left arm and an arrow in his hand. He is dressed in medieval fantasy clothing and has a hat

Amor sharpened arrow Title vignette wedding Jacobus Verbrugge
Amor sharpened an arrow Title vignette for: At the wedding of Jacobus Verbrugge, and Miss. Maria Terwe, 1681 (title on object), Seated Amor in a landscape, with his quiver next to him

Masks weapons rose branch Title page Collalto
Masks and weapons on a rose branch Title page for: A. Collalto, the Venetian triplets, 1781, mask, flowers: rose, casting weapons: spear, archers weapons: arrow

Figure begging priest hunter aiming bow arrow
Figure begging for a priest / hunter aiming his bow and arrow at a tiger Tirinanx or the Principal herer Priesting / A Vaddak or wild Cingulay (title on object), Two representations of one plate

Passport card coast French Guiana Passport card
Passport card from the coast of French Guiana Passport card from the sea shores of Guiana between Cabo North and Rio Amano (title on object), Passport card from the coast of French Guiana

Pass card part east coast Brazil Pass card sea coasts
Pass card of a part of the east coast of Brazil Pass card of the sea coasts of Brazil, between Cabo S. Agostino and Rio Coroipo (title on object), Pass card of a part of the east coast of Brazil

Passport card part coast Brazil Passport card
Passport card of part of the coast of Brazil Passport card of the sea coasts of Brazil, between Rio Coroipo and Rio Ponica (title on object), Passport card of a part of the coast of Brazil

Pass card part coast Brazil Saints Bay Pass card
Pass card of part of the coast of Brazil at the All Saints Bay Pass card, of the sea coasts, of, Brazil, between, Rio Ponica, and Rio das Contas (title on object)

Passport card east coast Brazil Passport card
Passport card from the east coast of Brazil Passport card, from the sea coasts, from, Brazil, between, Ponto De Lucena and Cabo S

Passport card Northern part Atlantic Ocean Arctic
Passport card from the Northern part of the Atlantic Ocean with the Arctic, North Sea and Baltic Sea Passport card From the North Sea part of the Noort Zee Beginning van der Neus

Hunter with a crossbow in a landscape, Monogrammist HD, Pieter Brueghel I, Pieter Brueghel II, c. 1590 - c. 1610

Archer and milkmaid, Nicolaes de Clerck, 1608 - 1612

Portrait of a boy with turban, quiver and hammer, print maker: Pieter Fransz. de Grebber, 1610 - 1655

Touch, Alexander van Haecken, T. Jefferys, W. Herbert, 1739

Man with a crossbow, Pieter Serwouters, Claes Jansz. Visscher II, 1601-1657

Archers, Anonymous, David Teniers (II), David Teniers (II), 1626 - 1690

Sea chart of part of southeastern Florida and northeast of Cuba, Jan Luyken, Claes Jansz Voogt, Johannes van Keulen I, 1684-1799

Portrait of Tsar Alexander I of Russia, Walraad Nieuwhoff, W. Esser, 1825-1827

Sea chart of part of the east coast of the United States USA, print maker: Jan Luyken, Claes Jansz Voogt, Johannes van Keulen I, 1684 - 1799

Sea chart of Northern part of Atlantic and Arctic Ocean, North Sea and Baltic Sea, Jan Luyken, Johannes van Keulen I, unknown, 1681-1799

Sea chart of the coast of French Guiana, Jan Luyken, Claes Jansz Voogt, Johannes van Keulen (I), 1684-1799

Sea chart of part of the coast of Brazil in the Most Holy Bay, Jan Luyken, Claes Jansz Voogt, Johannes van Keulen (I), 1683 - 1799

Sea chart of part of the east coast of the United States USA and Canada, print maker: Jan Luyken, Claes Jansz Voogt, Johannes van Keulen I, 1684 - 1799

Sea chart a part of the coast of northern Canada and Greenland, with two compass roses, the North is to the left, print maker: Jan Luyken, Dating 1684 - 1799

Sea chart of part of the coast of Brazil, Jan Luyken, Claes Jansz Voogt, Johannes van Keulen (I), 1683 - 1799

Sea chart of part of the east coast of Brazil, print maker: Jan Luyken, Claes Jansz Voogt, Johannes van Keulen I, 1683 - 1799

Attack on a fortress where a Turk is hit by arrows, print maker: Jan Luyken, Timotheus ten Hoorn, 1683

Laplander aims his bow and arrow at a wolf and a bear, Lapland, print maker: Jan Luyken, Jan Claesz ten Hoorn, 1682

Arctic landscape, 1650 - 1700

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"Unveiling the Artistry and Significance of Archer's Weapons" Embark on a journey through time as we explore the captivating world of archer's weapons. From ancient civilizations to modern-day enthusiasts, these tools have played a crucial role in shaping history and leaving an indelible mark on our collective imagination. The sea chart of the south coast of Cuba and Jamaica, meticulously crafted by Jan Luyken and Claes Jansz Voogt, transports us back to an era when navigation relied heavily on skilled archers who guarded ships against marauding pirates. The precision with which they aimed their arrows was essential for survival in treacherous waters. Intriguingly, Willem Tell, the legendary crossbowman known for his remarkable accuracy, points his eyes towards an unseen target. This iconic image reminds us that archery requires not only physical prowess but also unwavering focus and determination. Amor's sharpened arrow depicted in Jacobus Verbrugge's wedding vignette symbolizes love's ability to pierce even the toughest barriers. It serves as a poignant reminder that archery has transcended its military origins to become a cherished sport intertwined with romance and celebration. Masks adorned with weapons alongside a delicate rose branch grace Collalto's title page, offering insight into how archery became entwined with aristocratic society during Renaissance Europe. These objects served both as symbols of power and status while also embodying elegance and refinement. A figure depicting a begging priest turned hunter aiming his bow and arrow raises thought-provoking questions about the duality inherent within this art form. Archery can be simultaneously peaceful yet deadly – capable of providing sustenance or defending oneself against threats. Passport cards showcasing various coastal regions such as French Guiana, Brazil, United States-Canada border region highlight how archers were once entrusted with safeguarding borders from potential invaders or ensuring safe passage across treacherous terrains.